The innovation from Scandinavia fighting spears to attack from outside.
Delete with cooling water mist
1. Faster Delete
With this new technology for fire-fighters can rapidly deploy a special series of fighting spears and thus achieve the desired rapid extinguishing success.
As we open this type of fire-fighting no doors or windows or the roof needs to leave, they prevented the unwanted flow of oxygen, which would increase the intensity of the fire only.
The deletion of the fire is effective, since the atomized mist is hineingesprüht during the hottest portion of conflagration.
The finely divided droplets result in a nearly complete evaporation of the water. The more water evaporates, the faster the success of the firefighting.
2. Increased security
Since this type of fire, no additional oxygen is supplied, the risk is low that the fire passes to the entire building. The risk of flashover is significantly lower.
If there is still a Durchzündung or explosion occur inside the building, this technique is the risk of personal injury, predictable, because you always have a roof or a wall between himself and the fire.
3. Reduced water
Since the deletion in the hottest part of the fire is carried out by atomized water spray is effected an almost complete evaporation of the water. Each fighting lance consumes only 70 liters of water per minute at 6 bar press. The combination of fast-fighting success and low water reduces the water considerably.
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